The University of New Mexico’s New Mexico Local Technical Assistance Program (NM-LTAP) seeks a part-time Training & Development Specialist to coordinate, design, and deliver training programs for tribal, local, and public agencies throughout New Mexico. The role centers on transporting and providing instruction with NM-LTAP’s Vortex Edge Max Heavy Equipment Simulator using a mobile training unit. The specialist will work with NM-LTAP staff to receive or develop a training schedule and deliver on-site training at remote locations. Travel may be required 1–3 weeks per month, with frequent overnight stays. A vehicle and trailer are provided, and grant funds cover per diem costs. The specialist serves as the authority on the simulator and is responsible for transporting it to training sites, where it may remain overnight during training. The position requires long-distance truck-and-trailer driving, including drives of up to a full day, and routine vehicle and trailer safety inspections. The work is performed at remote locations and in an office/work environment, with limited to moderate physical activity most of the time and sometimes extensive activity when connecting or disconnecting the enclosed trailer. Some exposure to physical hazards and environmental conditions such as extreme temperatures, dirt, dust, fumes, smoke, odors, and loud noises may occur. A valid New Mexico driver’s license and successful completion of a post-offer pre-employment physical examination and medical history check are required.
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Job Type
Part-time
Career Level
Mid Level
Education Level
Associate degree